Q. Ok is there any other way to find out a guys phone number other than looking in a phone book cuz i already checked or asking someone, i already did.
A. Go to People Finder under Google. Try, in several different sites, by entering the name and address. Sometimes you'll get a hit with a lot of information. Don't go to the pay areas on these sites unless it's really important. There are other ways.
If the above doesn't work, find the house number of his neighbor by looking up the address on Google. You can also go to city tax records (public documents also often on line).
Then type in the house number and street of the neighbor in one of the people finder's sites. You might get a hit on People Finder. Have a friend call the neighbor and ask for the name you want, slightly off. If your friend is smooth talker, he or she will be able to say, oh--do you know the number of _________. I thought this was it. You have to have an innocent reason prepared for why you want the number. You have a book or an Ipod that you think belongs to him--you can't read the name clearly, etc. and want to know when it would be OK to deliver it, etc.
Ask a friend for the number, or, more deviously, ask one of your friends to ask the friend for a number.
If his father is a professional man (lawyer or doctor) often directories of these folks list both home and business addresses and numbers.
If the above doesn't work, find the house number of his neighbor by looking up the address on Google. You can also go to city tax records (public documents also often on line).
Then type in the house number and street of the neighbor in one of the people finder's sites. You might get a hit on People Finder. Have a friend call the neighbor and ask for the name you want, slightly off. If your friend is smooth talker, he or she will be able to say, oh--do you know the number of _________. I thought this was it. You have to have an innocent reason prepared for why you want the number. You have a book or an Ipod that you think belongs to him--you can't read the name clearly, etc. and want to know when it would be OK to deliver it, etc.
Ask a friend for the number, or, more deviously, ask one of your friends to ask the friend for a number.
If his father is a professional man (lawyer or doctor) often directories of these folks list both home and business addresses and numbers.
is anyone good at finding people or addresses?
Q. i'm trying to find my ex's address. the family support division won't start taking child support out of his checks until they can send him, or serve him the papers. this is very important as i have 2 children from him and he wants nothing to do with any of us. all i have seen is a picture online of his house, with the house number on it, but i don't know the street. can anyone help me figure this out please?
oh and i have already paid to use intelius, but that didn't have the right information. so can anyone help tell me how i can find the street?
oh and i have already paid to use intelius, but that didn't have the right information. so can anyone help tell me how i can find the street?
A. You could try using google maps or some map service, and just type in the address number, and see what options come up. Also, try another person finder site, or better yet, hire a private detective. In the long run, the sooner you get your support, the better.
How much is a cab from Malibu to Long Beach?
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A. It really depends on what time you go and how much traffic there is. Sometimes PCH can be almost stopped from Malibu to Santa Monica for a long time, which would cost you quite a bit more. You can expect to pay about $160 to $180 with a 15% tip, depending on locations, could be quite a bit more if traffic is bad.
Taxi Fare Finders:
http://www.worldtaximeter.com/los-angeles
http://www.taxifarefinder.com/main.php?city=LA
Bus / Metro, this is one option depending on where your locations and the day of travel.
From Malibu take the Metro Express 534 to Fairfax & Apple.
Then the 35/335 to Washington & Grand, walk across the street to the Grand Station.
Then the Metro Blue Line (rail) to Long Beach. Cost about $4.50, but it may take twice as long as cab.
Metro Trip Planner: http://www.metro.net/
or Google Map your locations and then click on the little train for public transportation. Not all small local bus lines are included yet, but for the buses that are, it's a much better map than metro.net.
Good luck!
Taxi Fare Finders:
http://www.worldtaximeter.com/los-angeles
http://www.taxifarefinder.com/main.php?city=LA
Bus / Metro, this is one option depending on where your locations and the day of travel.
From Malibu take the Metro Express 534 to Fairfax & Apple.
Then the 35/335 to Washington & Grand, walk across the street to the Grand Station.
Then the Metro Blue Line (rail) to Long Beach. Cost about $4.50, but it may take twice as long as cab.
Metro Trip Planner: http://www.metro.net/
or Google Map your locations and then click on the little train for public transportation. Not all small local bus lines are included yet, but for the buses that are, it's a much better map than metro.net.
Good luck!
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